A few days before the opening, ROOM 0126 is announced as one of the highlights in the shopping calendar. From Saturday 17 to Monday 19 January 2026, the organizer WSN brings together five trade fairs that shape the creative sector at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles (Hall 7): Who’s Next, Bijorhca, Shoppe Object Paris, the Salon International de la Lingerie and Interfilière Paris. For shoppers, the benefit is immediately apparent: a single trip, a single ID and three days to create a comprehensive shopping plan. This includes ready-to-wear, accessories, jewelry, beauty, lingerie, materials, design and lifestyle.
In a market where decisions have become more difficult, the event is primarily aimed at independent boutiques, multi-brand and concept stores. They want to maintain a desirable selection and at the same time be solidly positioned in terms of pricing and volume. ROOM 0126 follows the line advocated by WSN: to give brands, manufacturers and retailers visibility. They advocate fashion that is characterized by personality, conscious decisions, relationships and uniqueness.
1,750 brands and suppliers, an offer structured according to subject areas
The format brings together more than 1,750 brands and suppliers. The division is based on the reality of purchasing.
Who’s Next includes 1,100 brands, divided into 44 percent ready-to-wear and 56 percent accessories. This year’s edition offers strong clues for buyers: the Danish DK Company (Ichi, B Young) and the French brand La Fée Maraboutée confirm their positions in the wholesale sector. Italian brand Save The Duck is using the show to showcase its women’s collection, while Shaft is strengthening its premium denim offering. Important names in the industry can be found in the shoes and leather goods sector. These include Naked Wolfe, GH Bass, the Scandinavian label Woden, the return of Anita Bilardi and the new addition BIASA. When it comes to jewelry and lifestyle accessories, the selection is complemented by brands such as Cath’s, An-Née (ten years), Irene d’Arloz, Bon Dep and Okkia.
With Bijorhca, ROOM 0126 adds an essential jewelry perspective to retail: 180 brands and suppliers, of which 74 percent are collections and 26 percent are ‘Elements’. The list of exhibitors sets the tone: Satellite, Philippe Ferrandis, Sophie Goetsch, Francine Bramli, Muja Juma or YAY. The ‘Elements’ area also enables an alternative approach to product development. It offers components, stones, know-how and solutions for brands or boutiques that want to build a jewelry offering or secure their sourcing.
The Salon International de la Lingerie & Interfilière Paris duo brings together 400 brands and suppliers (220 brands / 180 suppliers). For buyers and brands, the appeal lies in the complementarity. On the one hand, there are collections from the areas of lingerie, loungewear, swimwear and activewear. On the other hand, the trade fair offers a deep insight into materials such as lace, embroidery, technical jerseys and textile innovations. The ‘Sourcing & Solutions’ area has been expanded to include all fashion categories.
Shoppe Object Paris: Design and lifestyle become part of the shopping plan
The big news in January is the launch of Shoppe Object Paris. The trade fair presents 80 design and lifestyle brands that are aimed directly at concept stores. The offer is characterized by strong curation. Represented include Serax with its creative collaborations, including Marni, and Saber with its Parisian vision of table culture. Mud Australia with handmade porcelain, Papier Tigre, Kerzon, Lavie and A Week Abroad are also there. With these theme worlds – decoration, tableware, textiles, stationery, room fragrances and books – the trade fair is responding to current developments. Fashion boutiques are increasingly becoming places of experience in which objects serve as a source of inspiration for desires and differentiation.
This logic is also continued in the services: The Welcome Buyer Lounge was redesigned together with Grazia. The medium presents ‘La Suite Grazia’ and a ‘Love Grazia 2027’ curation of almost 200 pieces from the various areas. The common thread, ‘transparency’, is interpreted as a merchandising concept. It’s about materials, volumes, functional details as well as the relationship to the body and authenticity. In this way, the purchase is linked to the history of the boutique.
Practical information: 17th – 19th January 2026, Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Hall 7. Opening hours: Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. – 7 p.m., Monday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
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